International students

Make a real difference internationally with a degree in Public Administration or Urban Affairs and Public Policy

Students from abroad who earn degrees in the US are well-positioned to make a real difference in their home countries or other countries.

At the University of Delaware, international students are enrolled in our MPA program as well as the MA in Urban Affairs and Public Policy and PhD in Urban Affairs and Public Policy programs.

Go Global: MPA/MPP Degrees
Make a World of Difference

The MPA program at UD has partnered with its accrediting body NASPAA, the National Association of Schools of Public Affairs and Administration, to let you know what you can do with a Public Administration or Public Policy degree earned at a US institution. For more information on this initiative, go to www.globalmpa.net.

Information for all SUAPP international applicants (MPA, MA in Urban Affairs and Public Policy, PhD in Urban Affairs and Public Policy)

Eligibility

We welcome applications from international students and we offer research assistantships to international and domestic students alike. Awards are made on the basis of merit. Find out more about our research assistantships and our other financial assistance. Please indicate in your application if you have secured funding from another source, such as your government, Fulbright, Muskie, or another program.

Successful international applicants have research interests that closely match those of our faculty and curriculum; have excellent academic records; significant professional and/or volunteer experience in a relevant field; and have excellent English language skills as evidenced by TOEFL and GRE scores, essays, and recommendations.

Application information

There is more information about international application procedures on the Office of Graduate Studies website. See required application materials for the School of Urban Affairs and Public Policy graduate programs.

School of Urban Affairs & Public Policy
184 Graham Hall | University of Delaware | Newark, DE 19716
phone 302 831 1687 | e-mail suapp@udel.edu | fax 302 831 3296